Published: Apr 16, 2008 - 02:59 pm
Story Found By: patrickaltoft 1503 Days ago
Category: SEO
12 Comments
12 Comments
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Now if only Google would care to look for spammers for the same term in the US index.
<div class="commenttext">Well they must be more worried about chasing down guys trying to make living doing things the right way. </div>
Amazing how the said sites tactic is so publicized yet their rankings still perserve at this very moment.
yep Kevin it kinda sucks. makes you almost want to join the dark side. :p Really though you can find at least one blatant spammer in about every money term going...maybe MC and team leave a few in there for job security?
How can people name a folder Google and get away with it? *sigh* I guess its like PCworld having a folder called SEO: link
How is the situation in the US? I work for a client in a niche somewhat related and doing backlink audits 95% of competitor links are paid, Money expert doing DP spam isnt the only one spammning believe you me.@Dudibob, while Im sure it makes Google take a look (and i cant see them not banning them soon) PCWorld are doing a completely good thing, just because they decided to call it "seo" is irrelevant, its standard white hat procedures, whether they name it "seo" or not!
@willneu, its not the fact that they blantently do SEO that annoys me, just the fact its so sloppy, instead of SEO, they could call it laptops, get away with it and benefit them. Bit like Money Expert naming a folder Google, call it insurance, make it less obvious.
digital point suck.
Isnt this a dupe? Ive seen this posted somewhere else before.
Gab I believe the cloaking bit is new but the links have been talked about before.
Moneyexpert have stopped doing their cloaking but they have now been dropped by Google for credit cards.See Insiders View - the insurance blog.
Now disappeared for "car insurance" as well?